An anthropocentric approach to harm
Michael Smith reviews 'Environmental Justice: A Very Short Introduction'.
Beyond box-ticking
Paul Bennett reviews 'Legal Training Handbook (2nd edition)'.
A curious construct set in the world of property law
David Pickup reviews 'All Buildings High & Low'.
A buddy and ‘digital twin’
Tom Proverbs-Garbett reviews 'Law, Reinvented: Leading AI Transformation in Legal Practice'.
Housing Law Handbook
V. Charles Ward reviews 'Housing Law Handbook (6th edition)'.
International law and climate change
Simone Mamini reviews 'Sea-Level Rise and the Legal Stability of Maritime Zones'.
Useful roadmap for cross-border challenges
Léa Maynard reviews 'How to Deal with International Estates'.
Mind over matters
Sean Gordon reviews 'Preparing Lawyers for Technology Transformation: The Exponential Age Mindset'.
Assisted dying – across the divide
Melinda Giles reviews 'Do We Have the Right to Die? (Think Again) One big question. Two alternative answers'.
Fascinating and chilling account of counterculture
David Pickup reviews 'Outlawed: Responding to the Global rise of Sovereign Citizens and Legal Conspiracies'.
Twilight of the gods
Jo O’Sullivan and Sean Gordon review 'Frail Professionalism? Lawyers’ Ethics after the Post Office and Other Cases'.
A compelling account of a catastrophe
Sean Gordon and Jo O’Sullivan review 'Indefensible: How Lawyers Failed to Stop the Post Office Scandal' by John Hyde.
The Constitution of the United Kingdom: A Contextual Analysis
David Pickup reviews 'The Constitution of the United Kingdom: A Contextual Analysis' by Peter Leyland.
Fighting for the rule of law in Putin’s Russia
Kiron Reid reviews 'Suing the Kremlin: The Battle for Putin’s Billions'.
Turning down the heat over ‘sharia’
Naureen Shariff reviews 'Contemporary Trends in Sharia: Critical Debates in Historical Contexts'.
Leading lights
Smriti Sinha reviews 'Legal Leadership: A Practical Guide for In-house Lawyers'.
An authoritative guide to legal issues shaping the Arctic and Antarctic
Simone Mamini reviews 'Polar Law' by Yoshifumi Tanaka.
How do we know what the River wants?
Michael Smith reviews 'Is a River Alive?' by Robert Macfarlane.
A story far rarer than revenge and redemption
Rebecca Ward reviews 'Picking Cotton'.
A legal thriller with a difference
David Pickup reviews 'The French Vendetta'.